Credit Cards

A question about : Egg to Barclaycard Transition Update

Just had an email from Barclaycard - the good news is that the 1% cashback is staying!

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A question about : Your Credit Rating: How it works and How to improve it Discussion Area

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A question about : Barclaycard Goldfish Credit Card – redeeming points

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Barclaycard Goldfish Credit Card - redeeming points

I think about applying for barclaycard goldfish credit card.
I like the idea of getting something back for using my card. I always pay it in full.

A question about : Anyone know anything on (RISE CREDIT CARD)

Hi guys first everpost so bear with me i filled in a application form and got accept for a credit card but the firm who offered it was not someone i had heard of before so i was wondering if any of you guys had heard of them details as follow:

the credit card is a RISE VISA CREDIT CARD

at the bottom of the letter its states

A question about : How do you work out APR from monthly interest rate?

I am trying to use the snowball debt calculator but can't work out how to calculate the APR for my one of my cards, as it only gives me the monthly interest rate. Any ideas? Thank you.

Also, what does EAR mean? Sorry I must sound a bit dim!

A question about : GE '3%' Cashback Card

Full details of this new card are in the Best Cashback Card Article.
https://www.moneysavingexpert.com/cgi...87717218,37843,

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A question about : Balance Transfer Fees – Misinformed by customer service?

Balance Transfer Fees – Misinformed by customer service?

In the Balance Transfers article on this site, my top pick cards are those which offer long 0% transfer offers without charging a hideous fee for the privilege, namely RBS , Natwest and Lloyds Platinum.

However, I get numerous emails, and see a lot of forum comments from people who have been told by customer services at the above banks that a 2% fee will be charged for any balance transfer.

A question about : BTing Guidelines...?

Reading through the threads on credit cards, a lot of the same kinds of quiries seem to crop up quite often.

I think a useful addition to Martin's main article on how to gain free cash, would be some guidelines on the best way to process and manage them. Some points that spring to mind are: